INDEX Page R Church News Classified News 13 1 BOCA RATON'S Deerfield Beach News 2 |j Editorial G g Social News 3, 4, 5 E Sports News BOCA RATON NEWS NEWSPAPER 14 Pages Price Tea Cents Vol. 5 No. 23 Boca Raton, Florida, Thursday, May 5, 1960 Dickiisoi Brown iid DayBuilding Up f Near Million eming Tells Efforts Rii Well ii Boci Yoting During April Building permits in Boca Raton voters back- Boca Raton during April ed their local candidates totaled nearly a million in Tuesday's primary vot- dollars, bringing the total } Obtain University ing by heavy margins. 3 Carrier oys for the first four months They gave Chief of of 1960 to $5,241,085, Police W. Hugh Brown 736 almost exactly double" the votes to 101 for his oppo- volume for the first four Deplores Contest Continued nent, Sheriff John F. Firk, months of 1959. in the sheriff's race. Competition was so keen in the new-subscriber The -exact total for They gave Robert Day contest among Boca Raton News carrier boys that April, 1960, was $999,285. when the contest ended last Friday night, three boys 479 votes for State Repre- Bickering sentative while casting The total for April, were tied for first place. 1959, was $601,092, .and Boca Raton has the op- The three are Jack Criswell of 1250 N.E. Fourth totals of only 128, 78 and portunity to obtain a new 78 for his three opponents. the total for the first four Avenue, Bob Allen of 270 N.W. 10th Street and Bill months of 1959 was $2,- state university which can Smith of 701 N.E. Second Street. Boca Raton voters also 633,192. mean a great deal to the backed Fred O. "Bud" commtmity, and its chance Since there were three top prizes offered for the During April, 1960, per- most new home-delivery subscribers, the three top Dickinson of West Palm to get this school should Beach for Governor. Dick- mits were issued for 40 not be marred by political carriers are continuing their competition this week to one-family residences, for determine which of the prizes they will receive. inson received 331 votes. or personal bickering, John Mccarty ran second $758,600; three business- Thomas F. Fleming Jr., First prize is a bicycle, second prize a wrist watch es, a store and warehouse and third prize a fishing rod and reel. with 194 votes. chairman of the University on North Dixie Highway Committee of' the Palm For the three top boys, the contest has been ex- A total of 1,291 Boca for William Eubank, Raton citizens voted. Beach County Resources tended to 10 a.m. Saturday, May 7. $13,500; the Southern Development Board, told Carrier boys who qualified for prizes of baseballs Boca Raton results were: Bell Telephone Company Governor - Dickinson, the Boca Raton News this were John Matteis, Patrick Parks, Roger shaul, building at Eighth Street, week. Ralph Ortenzi, Dennis Lolly and Ricky King. 331; Mccarty, 194; Carl- $158,000, and a dockmas- As a result of the contest and the previous steady ton, 126; Burns, 82; Bry- ter's house at Royal Palm Because of innuendos increase, the Boca Raton News circulation now stands ant, 67; David, 48; Mc- Yacht and Country Club, The architect's sketch of the new store and office building to be built at the concerning his role in the at its highest point, approximately 30 percent higher Corvey, 9; Downs, 5; Bel- S3,500. southwest corner of Third Street and Federal Highway in Boca Raton is shownabove. campaign to obtain the than that of one year ago. ser, 5; Hendrix, 2. university, Fleming was Permits were issued for asked by the Boca Raton Secretary of State — 22 pools, $46,350; one Yarborough, 272; Adams, News for a comment on seawall and three private the steps taken in the Negro Vote Beats Brown, 115; McMullen, 75; Wain- docks, $5,785; two fences, Mew Office Building Planned wright, 39; Fisher, 57; A new store and office - last four years to bring $1,200, and 12 additions, the university here. Horns by, 36; Laird, 34; $12,350. building will be construct- Blank, Hope Face Runoff Fouts, 22. ed at Third Street and Playgrounds Proposed In recent public com- The Palm Beach coun- Carl ton, 3,927; Bryant, Comptroller — Green, Federal Highway in Boca y ^,. , ments, city Commission- ty vote in Tuesday's pri- 2,620; David, 2,384; 475; Lee, 140. Bridge Bids Raton, on a 12,000 square JjJ VjltV S er and former Mayor Joe mary election brought de- Burns, 1,813; Hendrix, Commissioner of Agri- foot property just pur- DeLong had raised points regarding the university feat to two Boca Raton 312; Belser, 221; Mc- culture — Hancock, 228; chased by the W.W. Welch Apian was submitted to the City Commission Wednesday candidates, W. Hugh Corvey, 198; Downs, 144. Connor, 211; Carl ton, 99; Are Opened Company, it was learned efforts. Although he was Berger, 60; Race, 12; afternoon by Frank Goetz, chairman of the Civic League, critical of some of these Brown for sheriff and Republican Governor — this week. to provide playgrounds for children in various subdivisions. Robert Day for State Peterson, 3,108; Rupert, Reams, 12. Bids were received and The property, lying at efforts, DeLong insisted Judicial Justice Su- opened for the moderniza- The commission will make a survey of the plan and come he was not against the Representative; gave 920. the southwest corner of up with a recommendation soon. Sen." Fred O. "Bud" State Senator — Blank, preme Court — Terrell, tion of the Palmetto Park Third Street and Federal university. 367; Bodner, 115. Road Bridge at a State Goetz proposed thatowners of vacantlands in subdivisions Fleming, asked to com- Dickinson of West Palm 14,998; Hope, 12,133; Highway, has been pur- be contacted about having the city clear the lots so that Beach solid support in Upthegrove, 7,580. State Treasurer — Lar- Road Department meeting chased by the Welch Com- ment on this, said: "I son, 307; Collins, 142; in Tallahassee last Thurs- the children could play in safety and eliminate traffic ha- remember a story told by his race for Governor, State Representative pany, owner of Country zards from their playing in the streets. and had the following Group 1 —Thomas, 11,293; Cahm, 128; Murrell, 42. day, according to Clarence Club Plaza in Pompano Sen, George Smathers jba-vidson, assistant engi- The city manao&r, director of public works and director when, he was asked other results: Altaian, 7,5§0; na.y, 6,977; , Railroad and , Public 'f.'-a\-h,\ according to Mil- , , . . Util ities Commissioner — neer in charge or planning Brought a runoff be- Oyer, 4,848. ton N weir Jr president recreation were instructed to make a survey, in the van- whether ne thought Cuba's tween Ralph Blank Jr. State Representative Mason, 367; Blanton, of the SRD in the Ft. Lauderdale office. of M.N. Weir and Sons ous subdivisions for vacant lands for playgrounds. Castro was a Communist. and Fred Hope for State Group 2-Roberts, 21,098; 182; Arkus, 24. Inc., Realtors. Weir As- Eaves, 7,661. State Senator — Blank, Davidson told the Boca Much discussion was held on the request of Ray O. Peck Smathers said that when Senator. sociate Bryan Anderson for a seven-foot instead of a 10-foot setback at the corner something looked like a Circuit Clerk court — 403; Hope, 169; Upthe- Raton News that the bids handled the transaction. Won for Emmett S. Rob- Arnette, 23,695; Miller, grove, 147. were received but the of N. E. First Avenue and Royal Palm Road. ducduckk , anwaddled quacked d liklike e aa erts, seeking re-election The Welch building is 8,449. State House of Repre- exact amounts are not scheduled for completion The commission approved the request for lots 12 and 13,duck, the chances were as State Representative. Tax Assessor — Lytal, sentatives Group 1 — Day, known as the bids haven'.t Blocks, provided that the front yard setback of 15 feet and Brought a probable run- Dec< L The arcnitecfc is rearyard setback of eight feet on the petitioners lot be com- Pretty f good that it was a 12.942; Maxwell, 11,047; 479; Thomas, 128; Oyer, been tabulated yet. Howard McCall. duck.' off between Lake Lytal 78; Altaian, 78. . plied with. Stewart, 10,535. The amount budgeted for Plans for the building Fleming's statement re- and Edgar W. Maxwell for Sheriff - Kirk, 19,025; State House of Repre- the bridge renovation was A letter was read from M. Mac Schweibel, one of the garding the university assessor. call for 20,000 square newownersof Africa USA, saying he did not approve of the Brown, 16,843. sentatives Group 2 — Rob-$88,000. feet of office and store efforts through the years Brought a runoff be- County Judge — Doug- erts, 420; Eaves, 121. The work to be done on city's plans for the railroad crossing as sketched at Camino follows: tween Paul T. Douglas space available for lease. Real. las, 13,025; Born, 10,978; County Clerk Circuit the bridge consists of Extensive parking facili- "I am proud of what we and John T. Born for Herring, 8,037. Court - Arnette, 426; Mil- drainage on the approach- have been able to accom- county judge. ties are to be provided County Solicitor — Daves, ler, 184. es and the installation of and the plans call for a V , »- , KIHKSMII8 r lingerie to please the most SIJ^ NEVER STEAL ANYTHING SMALL fastidious Mothers. Boca Raton Furniture CTVI EC MAGASIN Formerly INC *11 LEd fMNCAIS BUDGET FURNITURE HOUSE 168 Boca Raton Road 215 N. Fe.leral »Iwy. - Boca Union 4335 RT.l, DELRAY BEACH Orchid Square Phone 3345 Open MON. & FRI, Evenings till A Boca Raton Ph. 5734 Boca Raton 4 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, May 5, 1960 Seed Production Siigh Trinity Grass and legume seed pro- 'Girl of Year' Title duced in the United States Reformed each year is valued at $200,- To Mrs Sorenson 000, 000. Church DeerfielJ Women's Mrs. Harry Sorenson was past president's pin guards to Mrs. Bernard Turner, Mrs. Club on Hwy 810 chosen "Girl of the Year" at ROYAL PALM Just off FeJ. Highway Advent Lutheran the Founders Day banquet Burt Rogers, Mrs. EarleMays Friday night held at the and Mrs. Sorenson. BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School Pastor Starts Work Ocean View by the Beta Sig- Mrs. Sorenson spoke on the - CONSERVATIVE - 9:30 A.M. ma Phi Sorority. sorority highlights of the last Parks Hunt, Pastor Rev. William M. Deutseh- Mrs. Sorenson is the wife year and presented gifts to Morning Worship mann, a native of Lawrence, of Dr. Harry Sorenson, a lo- outgoing officers. She also - SUNDAY SERVICES - Long Island, New Yolk, be- 9:35 Sunday School gins work this week as pastor gave a gift to Mrs. Val Bren- 10:30 A.M. cal dentist, and lives at499 11:00 Morning Worship of Advent Lutheran Church in N. E. Eighth Street. The So- nan, Mrs. John Feldmann BoC a Raton, 7:30 Evening Worship Evening Worship Pastor Deutschmann has been rensons have two daughters, and Mrs. John Dunster, com- assistant pastor of Grace Sandy, 11, and Deana, two. mittee heads. - LOCATED IN THE - 7:00 P.M. Lutheran Church in Fremont, Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Ohio, for the last five years. Mrs. Sorenson joined the so- Mrs. John Lunger, former The Rev,, Vernon Hoffman He is a graduate of Capital rority four years ago and has director, was guest of honor Deerfield Beach, Florida Pastor University In Columbus, Ohio, been president for the last and was presented with an where he received his A.B. de- gree In 1951. His theological year. orchid corsage and a minia- training was received at the Presentation of the trophy ture urn with the sorority ADVENT LUTHERAN CHURCH Evangelical Lutheran Theologi- was made by Mrs. Paul Hut- letters on it. The (ALC) cal Seminary of Capital Univer- Temporarily at Moonhill Apts. sity, having been graduated chens, last year's Girl of the Skits were presented by 325 N.W. 40ch Street, Boca Raton from this school in 1955 with Year. Mrs. Sorenson also was all members of the sorority. SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 A.M. a B.D. degree. He was ordained presented with an orchid Mrs. Lloyd Mangus was in CHURCH SERVICES 10:30 A.M. Into the ministry In New York The Rev. William Deutschmann, pastor In 195S. corsage by outgoing officers. charge of flower arrange* In Fremont, Pastor Deut3Ch- Invocation was given by ments for the table. mann has been responsible for Mrs. Harry Newman and fol- The next meeting will be the youth and educational pro- ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH grams of Grace Church. He has lowed by a family style din- an installation of officers, served as a member of the ner. splash party and potluck Mo. Synod Board of Directors of the Fre- MRS. HARRY SORENSON 180 E, Royal Palm Road mont YMCA and as president of Mrs. John Feldrnann, so- supper at the home of Mrs. the Fremont Local Conference cial chairman, presented William James May 11. SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 A.M. of Lutheran Ministers, He has Esterbrook was presented DIVINE SERVICE 10:30 A.M. also served as pastoral adviser Mrs. Jalbert with a gift by Miss Tambasco, The Rev. Arthur Senne, Pastor of the Federation Luther Lea- REV. WILLIAM M. gue and as youth director of the DEUTSCHMANN Takes Office Lakeside Lutheran Chautauqua Personals In 1959. University In 1951. She Is a na- Installation of officers for for that "perfect" Mothers Day gift... The new pastor and his wife, tive of Charleston, W.Va. Mr. and Mrs. George Muel- preme Court in session and the Morning Star School Au- the former Suzanne Graetz, and Advent Lutheran Church is a Capitol Hill. Rep. xiliary was held Sunday af- their three children. Maty mission congregation of the ler left for their home in toured Anne, foul*, Mark, two, and American Lutheran Church, Dallas, Texas, after a few Paul G. Rogers of West Palm ternoon at Le Chantilly in Richard, two months, will live which began holding services days visit with Mr. and Mrs. Beach, who arranged their Delray Beach. Hand Painted in the new parsonage on the in December, 1959. Until the Advent Lutheran Church site, completion of the first unit of James Caldwell in their capitol tours, entertained Mrs. Domina Jalbert of 4901 N.E. Fourth Avenue. the church, which is expected Estates home. the Flemings for luncheon Boca Raton was installed as Mrs. Deutschmann is also a this year, the congregation in the House restaurant. presidentbythe Rev. Gerard SWEATERS and graduate of Capital University, holds its worship services at Mr. and Mrs. Max Hutkin . having received her Bachelor the Moonhill Apartments at 340 entertained at cocktails, Others attending the Florida Manning, director of the N.W. 40th Street, Boca Raton. of Science degree from the dinner and bridge for Mr. Chamber dinner from Boca school in Lantana. Also in- Raton included Milton N. BLOUSES and Mrs. Robert Sussieck. stalled were Mrs. B. G. Mc- Chester Kubik arrived Sa- Weir Sr., president, and Laughlin, Lake Worth, vice- Bible Conference Starts turday from Stratford, N. J., Knox B. Phagan, treasurer, president; Mrs. Richard Po- to spend a week with his fa- of Arvida Corporation. trekus, Lake Worth, trea- Sunday School Contest mily in the Left Bank Estates. Mrs. Mary Steele attended surer; Mrs. Mary Steele, George Strickland, superin- Dr. and Mrs. Frederick the Diocesan Council of Ca- Boca Raton, recording secre- Interior Remodeled, tendent of the Bible Confe- tary, and Miss Illeana Tam- rence Sunday School, has an- Matthews had as their week- tholic Worrren meeting at Church Adds 40 Seats nounced the beginning of a end guest their son, Scott, the Hotel Everglades in basco, Boynton Beach, corre- new contest for the Junior and Complete remodeling of the sponding secretary. SPORTSWEAR Intermediate departments. of Riverside, Conn., and Miami Sunday, Monday and Interior of Calvary Baptist Points will be awarded each New York City. Rev. George Bucko of St. AND Church of North Pompano has Tuesday of this week. She class on the basis of new mem- The Chevalier and Madam was a delegate of the Joan Juliana spoke on the growth been completed. The seating bers brought In, parents brought of the auxiliary and its rela- ACCESSORIES capacity of the church has to Sunday School, knowledge of Hynderick de Ghelcke left of Arc Guild. been Increased by 40. The en- MARGE'S previous Sunday's lesson, par- Tuesday for their home in Dr. and Mrs. Donald C. tionship to the school. 117 W- Palmetto Park hoad in Aldrich Corner tire auditorium has been pan- ticipation in public prayer and Outgoing president John eled In knotty cypress and a Bible reading, attendance and Belgium to spend the Sum- Richards left this week for new ceiling and all new light- punctuality. mer. They are the brother their Summer home in ing fixtures have been install- Stri cfcl and announc ed very ed. Two rooms have been 'add- satisfactory test results after and sister-in-law of the Easton, Pa. They expect to ed off the platform and a new the completion of work in the Countess Marie Antoinette return to their Banyan Road piano has been purchased. first section of the new Sunday d'Oultremont. home about Oct. 1. One more lot has been added School course of study. p astor Wendell P, Loveless Mrs. T. A. Sieferthflew to to the church property and this Mr. and Mrs. Edmond You Are Invited will be cleared and white-rock- has returned from a month, of speaking engagements in nor- Cleveland Thursday to be Blowers have as house guest ed for parking area. thern Michigan. He will be the with her twin sister, Mrs. Ed- Mrs. Blowers' nephew, Do- Mother's Day will be recog- speaker at the 11 a.m. and nized in all services of the 7:45 p.m. services this Sunday ward S. Hobbs of Shaker nald Schaefer of Morns town, to the church Sunday. In the 9:45 at the Bible Conference Church. Heights, Ohio, who is ill. N.J, and Omaha, Neb. Sunday School hour a flower Ninety persons attended the will be given to each mother last Wednesday evening Fellow- Mrs. Sieferth expects to be Pvt. 1/c Robert Pool of and a corsage presented to the ship dinner. All f ri ends and gone about 10 days. the U. S. Marines spenttdie oldest mother present. Pastor members are invited to attend Wes Auger will speak in the each Wednesday at 6;30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas weekend with his family, 11 a.m. service on "The Day Each family Is reminded to Fleming Jr. returned from a Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Pool. That Mother Failed". In the bring its own cups and silver He is stationed at Clarks- 7:30 evening service his sub- along with a "pot-luck" con- trip to Washington, D. C, ject will be, "The Mother tribution. where they attended the Flo- ville, Tenn. Who Did Not Fail". rida Chamber of Commerce Mrs. Evelyn M. Brown, 'It's Family Affair' Congressional dinner. During director of nurses at Bethes- Mothers to Take Part To Be Sermon Topic their visit they made an ear - da- Memorial Hospital, is In Open Door Service Mother's Day and Christian ly morning tour of the White attend ng the national con- "Mothers — Biblical Respon- Family Sunday will be observ- House, where they gota good vention of the American sibility to Be B Type of ed at the First Presbyterian look at Gen. Charles de Christ!" will be the Mother's Church at 11 a.m. Sunday. The Nurses Association in Con- Day sermon theme of Rev. Al- pastor. Rev. Albert G. Ship- Gaulle when the French Pre- vention Hall, Miami Beach, bert Eastman at the 11 a.m. horst, will deliver the sermon sident dropped by to say this week. worship service of the Churcfc on the topic, "It's a Family of the Open Door Sunday. Affair". Anthems will be pre- goodbye to President Eisen- Mrs. Gerry Re has as house Assisting the pastor will be sented by both Junior and hower. They also visited the guests Mr. and Mrs. Robert mothers of the church, usher- Senior choirs. Bureau of Engraving and ing, welcoming and sharing in The Senior High Westmin- Sagarese of Yonkers, N. Y., the program, ster Fellowship will meet at Printing to see money being Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Con- "Strange Scriptures and 7 p.m. A series of discussions made. The couple visited roy of Westchester and Their Hidden Meaning" will be will begin on "The Significan- Lee Mansion in nearby Ar- the theme of the pastor's even- ce of the Church Today". Charles Brande of New York ing message at the 7:30 sen- A general meeting of the lington, Va., saw the Su- City. vice. Special music has been First Presbyterian Church arranged for the evening ser- Women's Association will be vice featuring old favorites held in the church on Tuesday, sung by o mothers* quartet. May 10, at 2 pm. Guest speak- U/tfre On Wedne sday evening. May er will be Dr. Robert L. Clark, TUESDAY, MAY 10th U, at 7:30 a film portraying formerly pastor of the First the experiences of the Doolit- Presbyterian Church, McKees- tle Wodd War 2 flyers will be port. Pa., whose topic will be shown. It" tells how one, Sgt. "Roses in December". of the new store of Jacob DeShazer, a prisoner of The Women's Evening Circle StfdBK M the Japanese for 40 long of the First Presbyterian Church months, finally returned to will meet on May 10, at 8 p.m. serve as a missionary among Mrs. John Walters will be in with Bargains ! them. charge of the program. For SEWING MOTHERS... National Family Week Deacons of Deerfield Film Will Be Shown Church Meet Tonight Clear Plastic THREAD BOXES KEELER's Draperies Rev. Ernest E. Hawk, pas- The Board of Deacons of the tor, will preach a Mother's Day Community Presbyterian Church $1.19 Each sermon entitled, "Blessed the of Deerfield Beach will meet of DEERFIELD - DELRAY Mother Who Fears God", at the at 7:3 0 tonight in church off- PIN-IT SKIRT MARKERS °11 a.m. service of the First ices. Methodist Church Sunday, Women of the church are in- The Junior High and the vited to participate in a May $198 Each Senior Methodist Youth Fel- Day service to be held in the lowships will meet for sand- First Presbyterian Church In Beautiful New-Plastic wich supper at 6 p .m. Pompano Beach at 1 plm. to- At 7 p.m.. In special obser- morrow. This service is being Foam Back vance of National Family Week, sponsored by the United and as a service to the fami- Church Women of North Bro- lies of the church, a film, ward County. TABLE CLOTHS "Faith of Our Families," will On Sunday, May 8, the preach- be shown. ing service will be at 9:30, and $2.39 & $3.49 each Monday at 8 p.m. the Official will be in keeping with Moth- Board will meet for its last er's Day. Rev. Arland V. official gathering of the church Brtggs, minister, will preach on Palm Place MATS year. In June the' new board "No Partiality". will assume its duties. and NAPKIN SETS $2.98 set First Presbyterian Church at 3415 S- Federal Highway, Delray Beach 600 West Cammo. Real TABLE CLOTHS SUNDAY 11*00 AJVL COTTON- $169 to 9.95 each Sermon Beautiful, New, Martex Grand Opening FABRICS mrr "it's A Family Affair" SATIN APPLIQUED GUEST £i fki% FREE $1.00 Each TOWELS $1,011 yard One Day Only GIFTS Rev. Albert G. Shiphorst. 9:00 A. M. to 9:00 P. M. Pastor Linen and Fabric Shop Draping the Gold Coast3 (Air Conditioned and Heated) 170 E. Boca Raton Road Phone 3122 Thursday, May 5, I960 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5 Art Guild Exhibits Personals THE LITTLE SHOP»» Mrs. H. L. Leuenberger and whicn recently won first of Beautiful Paintings in Miami daughter, Jessica, of Falls prize for all lumber dealers THE MUFFLER Church, Va., are the guests in the United States for SHOES The Boca Raton Art Guild of Boca Raton, Leonard C. of Col. and Mrs. John C. Brand Names. The company is exhibiting 30 paintings at Lane of Lake Worth, Albert Brown of Winfield Park. was featured in a Life Ma- the McAlister Hotel on Bis- Backus of Ft. Pierce; William Mrs. Marguerite Smith gazine article on remodel- I.MILLER FOR AS LONG cayne Boulevard in Miami. Gorbett, Mignon Atchison, entertained at a luncheon ing old antique homes. Mr. bridge in her For La Mar Wedding anniversary con- AS YOU QWM The show opened last Satur- Lenora Cavalleroand Loretta mademoiselle Forliinel day and will continue for Nixon of Ft. Lauderdale; E- home on Friday. gratulations go this week to YOUR three weeks, closing May 21. lizabeth Carter, Aaron Mrs. and Mrs. Clayton Mr. and Mrs. Charles All paintings are by mem- Smock, Lillian and Barrie Martin have as theit guest Meyers. Birthday greetings CAR bers of the Art Guild and are Bart and Rae Fabens of Del- Mrs. Geraldine Hoehler of go to Col. Arnold Mac- for sale. The proceeds will ray Beach; Vera Gould of Dearborn, Mich. Spadden, Richard Porter and go into the building fund of Deerfield Beach; Whitney Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tebbe Robert Rucci. the guild. Cushing and Dorothy Graff are in New York on a com- Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mc- ^MANNEQUIN bined business and pleasure Among artists represented of Palm Beach; Janet Folsom Curdy of Winfield Park have * We Custom design Shoe Clips trip. He is associated with as their guests Mr. and Mrs. at the show are Richard of Briny Breezes and Mary * Hand Painting on Shoes — our specialty Pfeiffer, Mary Denninger, Stomm of Boynton Beach. Arvida Corporation. Alvin George of La Porte, * Let us Co-ordinate Your Shoe Wardrobe Emilie Nelson, Dr. Joseph Through the efforts of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Ind. They plan to stay about Kilman, Ruth Wildman, Lois J. Myer Schine, honorary Livingstone have as guests a month. Merrill, Wilda Korn, Joyce president of the Boca Raton her sister, Mrs. Robert Stine Miss Esther Ann Fullerof KEMP'S SHOE SALON of Utica, N. Y. Your Guarantee is Honored Lichty and Arthur Mitchell Art Guild, the McAlister Indianapolis, Ind., is visiting PALMETTO PARK ARCADE Wherever You Drive— Hotel which isownedbythe Mrs. Elsie Lenz has as a her uncle and aunt, Mr. and 131 E. Palmetto Park Road, At Midas Muffler Shops Phone Boca Raton 8500 Schines was made available guest her daughter, Miss Mrs. Kendrich Lichty. Boca Raton From Coast-to-Coast for the exhibit. This charming young lady Jean Len2of Woodcliff Lake, Mrs, C. A. Skidmore of America's Finest Muffler NITA'S Artist Vina Gould will give is Susan, aged six, daughter N.J. Chatham Hills had as her installed in iust 20 min- utes. No charge for in- one of her finger painting of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Mr. and Mrs. John Eldridge weekend guest Mrs. Henry stillation. Beauty Salon demonstrationsatthe annual Spencer, 365 N. E. 24th had as a recent guest Mrs. Mills ofOrmand Beach, Fla. 21st St. at Dixie Hwy. Art Guild meeting at the City Street, Boca Raton. -- Co- Florence Caywood of Winter Lt. and Mrs. John M. Fitz- WINFIELD PARK Hall at 8 p.m. Monday, lony Studio Photo. Haven, Fla. Their present gerald and children, Sheryl May 16. Visitors are •guests are Mr. and Mrs. Ann and John Morton III, are MUFJFLERJ5H0PS welcome. Kit Cameron Observes George Rogers of Cedar Falls, visiting his parents, Col. and Fifth Birthday at Party Iowa. Mrs. H. hi. Fitzgerald of Win- Newcomers' Board Kit Cameron, son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ster- field Park. Lt Fitzgerald Gives Card Party and Mrs. Malcolm Cameron ling of Caribbeankeys have recently returned from a POMPANO BEACH Executive board members of Boca Villas, celebrated as guests Mr. and Mrs. How- three-year stay in Alaska 1484 S. Fed WE 3-9971 O..rfMt< hod, Fla. FAST EXPERT FINISHING ofthe Newcomers Club were- his fifth birthday at a party. ard Brammer of Newcastle, and, following his leave of | IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my fodnd and caused the Seal of the City of Boca Raton, to be affixed at (SEAL) Boca Raton, Florida, this 21st Day of April, A.D. 1960. 253 N. Federal Hwy. Courtney C. Boone, Mayor APPLIANCES, INC BOCA RATON. Ph. 3638 8 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, May 5, 1960 MMKHBfeift^ o""or.. Members of the Eighth Grade chorus, shown above, sang several numbers in the "Country Fair" in the J. C. Mit- chell School Auditorium for a Parent-Teacher Association audience. T The Seventh Grade chorus from the J. C. Mitchell School is shown grouped for their choral numbers when they presented "Country Fair. " "Spring Fling* Presented \ By IC Mitchell Pupils Seventh and Eighth grade Joe Carlo, Valerie Fish, students presented a "Spring Carol Sue MacWilliams, Fling at the County Fair" in MaryBalme, Rusty Sprague, the J. C. Mitchell School Edna Young, Billy Lawson, Cafetorium last week. Althea Tyldsley, Suzi Turrri- East of Federal Highway US 1 Boca Raton The affair was under the ail, Darlene Macaulay, Buz direction of the music direc- McCall and Mary Alice tor, Mrs. John D. Talbott. Renfro. Accompanist was Darlene Dianne Munyer, Linda Macauley. Stevens, Nancy Wilson, Jim The Seventh Grade chorus Finley, Patty Young, Janet i presented "Oh What a Beau- Napolitan, Linda Beedle, tiful Morning. " Taking part Mark Selleck, Judy Wells, ina dance called "Five Foot Margot Shaul, Sherry Hirth Two" were Jimmy Crowe, and Jack Criswell. Pam Hopkins, Richard Mc- Members of the Seventh Mahon, Carol Welch, Ricky Grade Chorus are Fran Gaglio, WiHiams, Joan Schmidt, Caroline Tobler, Susan Bul- Leon Weaver, Barbara Dowdy, lard, Marilyn Munyer, Ber- SLtC Skip Sheffield, Kathy Klei- nice Jacobs, Clara Allen, Darlene Macauley, at the piano, accompanies Dennis ner, Steven Briggs and Anita Nancy Drews, Samuel Haney, Cooley as he sings a solo for "Country Fair. " Fitzgerald. Sir! Norem, Gail Gutzmer, Dennis Cooley sang "A Fellow Needs a Girl" and "I Whistle a Happy Tune. " The Eighth Grade chorus then presented "GOuntjry Style Square Dancers. " Dancers were Roger Hough- ton, Misty Tyson, Norman, Borchardt, Darlene Macau- ley, Billy Lawson, Edna Young, Ray Carpenter, Daun Lyon, Jack Criswell, Joyce Veal, Rusty Sprague, Annie Noel, Bill Holly, Janet Na- 5 MODELS ON DISPLAY DAILY politan, Duane Williams and i Linda Stevens. The chorus sang "Tell Me Why" and "Sing Your Way FROM Home. " J{ community designed fak-idead For the finale the chorus sang "I Like It Here, " led Twirlers taking part in "Country Fair" were, left to right, Pat Patrick, Valerie &i/lng includes tf*ese bonus $eatu/ce2 by baton twirlers Pat Patrick, Fish, Caroline Tobler, Carol Sue Mac Williams and Carolyn Hawk. -- Boca Raton at no etf/ia cost; Carol Sue Me Williams, Va- News Photos. lerie Fish, Caroline Tobler Joan Schmidt, Lois Plattner Lucille Mirandi, Steve Briggs 486,000 liahies Born • Located in the City of Boca Raton and Carolyn Hawk. and Charleen Nelson. and Sally Tarayos. A record 486, 000 babies • Deep, Wide Canals Opening into the Members of the Eighth Also Skip Sheffield, Lynn were born in Canada last' Intracoastal Grade Chorus are Joyce Veal, Smith, Anita Fitzgerald, Cargo Fleet Aging year. • Uniform Precast Concrete Seawalls Jane Bibeau, Ron Ashe, Jo Mollie Linton, Linda Ander- More than 78 percent of Ann Chichisola, Mike Min- son, Annette Johnson, David the United States privately -\ • All Lots a Minimum of 8,250 Square Feet nehan, Rosemary Hynes, Candelmo, Vaughn Kasel, owned dry-cargo and passen- Doris Barnes, Bill Dawson, • Sidewalks Leon Weaver, Dick Heid- ger-carrying fleet now is Carolyn Hawk, Sherry But- gerd, Ray Eubank, Kathy made up of vessels built du- • Complete Storm Drainage System (includes extra large lot and concrete seawall) cher, Pat Mongoli, Linda Kleiner, Sandra Skinner, ring the 1941-45 period of Lambert, Patty Patrick and • Underground SVSetered Gas Service by Richard McMahon, Charlie World War II. Roger Houghton. Pompano Gas Company Abdella and Ann Nolen. For the news, read the News. • Telephone Planned Home SCREEN ENCLOSED SWIMMING POOL HOMES Also Bill Holly, Ray Car- Joyce Coyle, Sydney Pool, penter, Annie Noel, Cheri from $22,490 to $28,990 James Haney, Carter Bon- SERVICE & REPAIRS P. BEBOUT Leach, Lynn Bush, Rose- desen, Jimmy Crow, Karen Did you know that Abe mary Hynes, Connie Weicht, Leggett, Barbara Dowdy, Keep Yovr Wife Pat McGinley, Judy Herrin, Lincoln at 6-foot-4 was Diane Crowell, Diane Ram- . is minutes away from ocean fishing Daun Lyon, Joan Benedict, sey, Jane Plungis, Betty the tallest U.S. Presi- in HOT WATER I , is minutes away from ocean swimming Rick Beard, Misty Tyson and Allen, Linda St. John and dent? James Madison, a , allows you to dock ocean going boats in your back yard Norman Borchardt. Savannah Fore. foot shorter, was the SIMPSON . is across from the 13 hole Hidden Valley Golf Course Larry Worthing ton, Jean smallest . . . that in, LEARN TO PLUMB ING numbers dogs are the num- . is close to shopping centers, schools, and houses of worship DRIVE Hewey, Carol Welch, Chester Fenton, Phyllis Sear- Boca 3575 ber one pet? Canaries ALL HOMES ARE BUM ACCORDING TO RIGID CITY OF CR 6-9888 foss, Glenna Villars, Nancy come second; cats third BOCA RATON BUILDING CODES Door to Door Service Biondi, Danny Sokol, Pam • . . that the most abnn- AA Auto Schoo Hopkins, Ricky Williams, j dant of all substances is 309 N.E- 1st St. Jscfc Grant. Mgr. pel«-ax.BcpCh Sha ron Le Roy, Cheryl Hardin, LOANS oxygen? . . . that 95 per cent of headaches are due -%0O to something else wrong Sod Farm Barber Shop .Diamonds elsewhere in the body? .Furniture . . . that a sure cure for your real estate problem .Autos, etc. is W.P. BEBOUT, REAL- GEORGERHYNE CERTIFIED TOR? Seriously, baying FOR THE BEST LOAN CO. or selling, you will make Ill Wu Palmetto PL Rdu the most attractive deal — Phono CBt 6-46O1 (Aldrich Corner) Phj6969 the deal you wish — work- Sf no answer, CR 6-6954 on. & Fri. 9 AM-7 PM ing through W.P. BEBOUT, Tues.& Thurs. 9 AM-5 PM 701 North Federal High- B©ca llanbowi HOMES 8 SE 5 th Ave. Wed. 9-12 AM way. Let's get with it. 4271 Federal Highw'y (U s. li Boca Baton Tel. Delray Beach, CRastwood 8-2692 Fish Camp Del ray Beach Dairy Cattle Closed Sat. Phone 8621, or 9336. L Thursday, May 5, I960 JAMISON ROOFING INC • SHEET METAL WORK Board Gets Bids * ROOF REPAIRS SHOP MOVED TO 2420 N.W. 1ST. AVE.. For Boca Schools PHONES BOCA 8130 - 5836 Bids for another $145, 000 worthof public school build- ings in Palm Beach County Dickinson Good-grooming were taken last week when the Board of Public Instruc- Talks Here gives a fresh new tion met in West Palrn Beach. Declaring he had conduct- look of Spring! Bids received were for an ed "the most vigorous poli- eight-classroom addition to tical campaign in the history All garments are dry-cleaned the J. C. Mitchell School, of Florida, " State Sen. Fred O. "Bud" Dickinson of West and pressed beautifully ... in a two-classroom addition to Palm Beach spoke to a gath- our scientifically equipped the Boca Raton Elementary School and a $161,145 con- ering of Boca Raton support- YEARS. plant. Expert workmanship! tract for expansion at Sea- ers at the Driftwood Club crest High School. last Thursday afternoon and Fred O. "Bud" Dickinson, left, candidate for Governor, ftOMP? SiSViCi There were eight bids for voiced confidence in the AHEAD outcome of his campaign for is shown "being greeted by William Hallman, at a cof- for your years ahead! the J. C. Mitchell expansion, fee at the Driftwood Club last Thursday afternoon. which ranged from $90,138 Governor. to $111, 629. All eight bids He thanked Boca Raton ci- carried three alternates. tizens "who by helping toe- HIGHLAND Daily: Seven\ contractors offered lectme your State represen- 10 am 'ti! dusk Sunday: bids for the Boca Raton Ele- tative and then senator have TOWERS Noon 'til dusk Matty's mentary School, with, a given me the opportunity to COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS learn Florida's government," ©ME HOUR CLEANERS1 range from $15,990 to$21,~ 450. and he added that "you have Here is a modern, fully-completed, quiet, 1943 North Federal had a State senator who stood Phone Boca 5712 The School Board ordered new apartment structure. Conceived in the bids to be tabulated and up to be counted on the is- magnificence and born of the tides, luxurious is the a recommendation made for sues. " word for HIGHLAND TOWERS. letting the contracts will be :Dickinson said he had tra- scheduled at the next meet- veled 88, 000 miles in four Phones 6566-8371-421! • Move in immediately * Lavishly landscaped - ing. and a half months and had II Mm Office Residence shaken about 88, 000 hands. L private grounds • Lobby of impressive decor M • Private, 200 ft. white sand beach • Large, Pine Tree Stock Gains He predicted he would re- if m<£5 /1 Beac'"h In Florida in Oecade ceive three times as many ?i"7 ^HIGHLAND fresh-water outdoor pool • Private boat dock • Ir 1 sf TOWERS Sun-splashed 1 and 2 bedroom suites • All elec- Preliminary figures from votes in Palm Beach County /*/ Boca " as all the other candidates IJ •tric GE kitchens • Custom planned apartments the first state-wide forest Fort on Hwy. AlA Midway between Boca for Governor put together, i ~j Laudcrdale survey in 10 years indicate Raton and Delray Beach. that Florida has about 275,- and that he would lead in Broward County and be first Represented exclusively by: 000, 000 more cubic feet in Mrs. Fred O. (Boots) Dickinson, left, sips tea and chats or second in Dade County. • A-l-A at Via Cabana, Boca Raton, pines of merchantable size with hostess Mrs. William Hallman, right, at a tea given for " We will carry every coun- Fla. laSOM5.ln<. RENT-A-CAR—> than it did in 1949. Mrs. Dickinson, wife of the candidate for Governor, at the The total of all pine grow- ty except three, "he predict- • 470 S. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton, ed. Driftwood Club last Wednesday afternoon. -- Boca Raton 3356 Atlantic Blvd. Rpmpano Beach. Fla. The World's Largest Independent ing stock in 1959 is 4, 500, •- News Photos. Fla. BOta Raton 3717 WHitehall 1-7000 000, 000 cubic feet. Dickinson promised, ife- Auto Rental Fleet lected, "to build a four-year State university in Boca Ra- Industrial Injuries Up NOW HAYS A STATION County Acts to Make 8N BOCA RATON at ton, " and he said he "had Due to Gain in Jobs Intersection Safer not double-talked on this, Industrial injuries in Flori- The Palm Beach County lam the only oneof the can- da totaled 46, 000 during the Royal Palm Motors, Inc. Commission last week named didates for Governor who has first three months of !1960, (Formerly Boca Raton Motors, Inc.) its chairman, Paul Rardin, done anything at all to bring State Industrial Commission as a committee of one to ex- you this university. " Chairman James R Vocelle 60 South Federal Highway plore every possibility for a- Charles DeVault opened reported this week. That was dopting methods to increase the afternoon coffee and 6,000 more than for the WINTER' EtENTAL RATES the driving safety at the in- William H. Hallman, local same period last year. tersection, of State Roads 7 attorney, introduced Dickin- Vocelle attributed the in- B Materials, Inc. Start at $39.95 per Week and 80. son. crease "primarily to much 75 Miles Free — 9* per Mile Over higher employment during ; 1 Fire Prevention Hi-lites the first quarter of this year CONCRETE HBPP Insurance - Gas - Maintenance included compared to a year ago. " Firemen on Duty 24 Hours I . SiLICTSON OF MAKES and MODELS Tackle Buoy Floats BOCA RATON, FLORIDA BY SAL MATTEIS year. That within seconds A new aid for fishermen N. W. 13th Street at F. E. C. R. R. Recently an inquiry was of their receiving the infor- is a "tackle buoy," a P. O. Box 515 Telephones 8588 - made concerning the availa- mation, men and equipment- watertight, airtight float 8589 bility of fire protection over are dispatched for any erner - with nine compartments a 24-hour period. I wish to gency. for leaders, swivels, TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE ALL EQUIPMENT inform the people of Boca We have a fully equipped lures, matches, and other PLACING AND FINISHING RADIO DISPATCHED Ratonthatwehavea 24-hour ambulance maned by profes- gear. It's 4- inches in PATIO WORK coverage of both men and sional firemen who have diameter by 7 inches equipment. passed and received their high, transparent and Men are on duty at the first aid certificates from the tough. station every minute of the American Red Cross. These day and night, any day of men received both the stan- the week every day of the dard and advance certi.fi - Air Conditioning-temperatures made to order—for all-weather comfort. See The Dinah Shore Chevy Show in color Sundays, NBC-TV—trie Pat Boone Chevy Showroom weakly, ABC-JV. cates and are capable of pro- REALTORS OF viding emergency first aid BOCA RATON to any man, woman or child. Our fire protection equip- The following are ment is good and the men members of the Boca Raton Board who operate this equipment NORM ADVERTISING Inc. of Realtors. Doing are well trained. The volun- business with them you are as- teers who are the backbone sured the highest of the department have an What About Your Car, Dad? type of service thst can be admin- excellent record, bothinre- istered In the field sponse to calls and perfor- Have the kids gotten the drop on you by of Real Estate Practice. mance of their city duty. building their "car" a place to keep ALLIED REALTY, 275 N. Fed- You can see your fire de- sate and dry in all sorts of weather? eral Hwy., Phone 4249. W. P. BEBOUT, 701 N. Federal partment in training every Time to let STANDARD SUPPLY & Hwy,, Phone 8621, Fridaymorningat 7 o'clock. BENSON REALTY, 50 IE. Pal- LUMBER help you plan a carport or metto Park Rd., Phone 5435. Firemen are still learning garage for your "faithful family buggy." CONN C. CURRY. REAL TV, 164 new and modern fire fighting E. Boca Raton Road. P.O. Stop in this week to look over plans and Box 354, Phone 9166. methods. The paidmenhave select your materials. WM. DAY, 500 S. Federal Hwy., regular daily training and Phone 5473. discussion periods. Our vo- ORYAL E. HAD LEY, 400 E. lunteers who have regular Palmetto Park Road. Phone 8708. training periods on the se- BUDGET TERMS ARRANGED F. V/OODROW KEETON, 2950 cond and fourth Thursdayof N. Ocean Blvd., Phone 9996. LANGLEY REALTY, 119 West the month have acquired an Palmetto Park Road, Phone excellent record, both in re- FOR YOUR HOME 3737. - RAY LASHER, 102 E. Palmetto sponse to calls and in per- Park Road, Phone 8077. formance of fire duty. J.C.MITCHELL & SONS, 22 S. IMPROVEMENT PLANS Federal Hwy., phone 5494. . Generally speaking, I be- I. MARIO PETRUZELH, 2325 N. Ocean Blvd. Boca Raton. lieve that we have one of Phone 9418. the bestemergency and fire- F. BYRON PARKS, 399 E. Pal- metto Park Road, Phone 5151. fighting outfits in Florida, EARLE J. ROBBINS, 1941 N, under the able direction of Federal Hwy., Phone 5022. J. STUART ROBERTSON. 152 Chief John Loughrey, who S. Federal Hwy., Phone 8744. has been serving this city WM. J. THOMPSON, 27 S. Fed- eral Hwy., Phone.9271. for 13 years. Additional in- TOWI^and COJJNTRY, 164 E. formation can be acquired Boca Raton Rd. Phone 6351. TUNISON PROPERTIES OF by writing or phoning your Supply 4 IK FLA., INC., 301 N. Federal Fire Department. Hwy,, Phone 5408. 172NWMST. WEEKES REALTY CO., 100 Company Federal Hwy., Phone 8778. PMQMi §554 M.N.WEIR & SONS, INC. 470 S. The Florida Citrus Com- Federal Hwy., Phone 3717*. mission recently approved a TOOL5-HARDWARE-PAINT-LUMBEA 1281 S. Ocean Blvd. Ph. 5496 The Impola Convertible with Body by Fisher! KRAY CORJORATION, 151 E. record $689,330 Summer Royal PalmRoadPhone5313. advertising program. Why shouldn't you be driving America's first-choice whisking along the highway, cushioned by FULL car right now? You couldn't do better by your family— COIL SPRINGS at all four wheels, you'll have your or your family budget—than to pick out one of Chevy's own smooth-running account of why Chevy's *60's JX. MITCHELLS SONS 18 FRESH-MINTED MODELS, load up its VACA- best seller. And right now when INSURANCE COUNSELORS "TION-SIZED TRUNK and take off on one of those beautiful buys are in full bloom JfCHEVROLET', springtime trips Chevy so dearly loves. Once you're at your dealer's! 1STABL8SHED 1923 for economical transportation .Save—right now—during the Spring Fever Selling Spree at your heal authorized Chevrolet dealer's : i ADAMS CHEVROLET COMPANY KEN HIGGINS BILL MITCHELL 22 S. Fed. 5494 246 SOUTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY DELRAY BEACH CRestwood 6-5241 10 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, May 5, 1960 Shoe Shining Taught TIPS Something new has been NOW Americans Partly to Blame added to the curriculum of New York's John Barry Junior you can pay High School - shoe .ihining. For World War, C of C Told The 300 boys are required to for property shi ne each other's shoes every Americans must bear a re- porterof the United Nations, Rogers that foreign aid insurance by told a gathering at the Boca should be cut. morning. sponsibility for the start of Golden Fried the month World War II and they must Raton Chamber of Com- Ken Higgins presided du- For the news, shed their isolationism to merce coffee last Thursday ring the coffee and the invo- read the News in the Chamber building. cation was given by Rev. SHRIMP Handle your property in- help prevent World War III, Dr. B. H. Messerlink of Fort "Wecouldhave prevented Ernest Hawk. Everytl.ing for surance on an installment Lauderdale, a staunch sup- World War II, " Messerlink The coffee was sponsored basis. Get the insurance STEAK said. "We can't blame the by Sea-Aire Plastics and El - STEREO & HI-FI On A Bun protection you need for start "of that war entirely on vin D. Dorwart made a short your home, car, business * Consoles Shrimp Basket Germany or Russia. We sold talk on behalf of the firm. with F.F. and . . . aii your property . . . Italy war supplies to enable * Components BillKuebler, a new mem- Slaw % |l00 FREE TOP VALUE ThilliDS McCOLLS PHILLIPS "66" SERVICE . 6200 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY BOCA RATON STAMPS With LUBE JOB \J56) PHONE CR. 6-9454 Y2 MILE N OF ANCIENT AMERICA and OIL Change (Premium) FIRST BANK "We GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH GAS' LAWNMOWERS BICYCLES and EDGERS Repaired AUTO REPAIRS of BOCA RATON Sharpened RENTED •BRAKE SERVICE "FIRST in SERVICE TO OUR COMMUNITY" Repaired Parts And Accessories • MUFFLERS . MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Rented Sales PSCK-UP and DELIVERY [guaranteed GREASE lool * ALL WORK GUARANTEED MECHANIC ON DUTY DAlLT Thursday, May 5, l%0 THE BOCA MATON NEWS 11 Reserve Chief Stamp Plan Wins To Visit Area Congressman Paul G. Ro- Merchants' Favor gers has announced a visit to "Buy in Boca" trading tions or thinking. " South Florida by Maj. Gen. stamps took another forward The meeting drew the lar- Frederick Warren, chiefof step when a majority of the gest attendance of the year the Army Reserve, for the merchants attending a meet- and the participants were ' purpose of discussing Reserve ing Monday night at the Boca served dessert and coffee. problems with area Reserve Raton Chamberof Commerce Mrs. Ray Kohl and Mrs. Er- officials. pledged their support. nest Kemp were hostesses. Gen. Warren's visit, ten- Ray Kohl, chairmanof the tatively scheduled for this Retail Merchants Division, Brownies Visit coming weekend, was ar- called a committee meeting ranged at the request of Ro- to make plans for contacting Fire Station gers and Sens. Spessard Hol- other merchants who have land and George Smathers. made no commitment as yet Sixteen members of Brow- His itinerary-, while inde- in regard to the plarrt* nies Troop201 under the lea- finite as yet, will include an The plan, devised by dership of Mrs. Alfred Ams- address before the Reserve Chamber Manager Ed Mel- lerandMrs. William Eubank Officers Association at Palm visited the Boca Raton Fire vin, calls for formation of Beach Saturday, a confer- Department Monday. an organization of local ence with Reserve officials merchants, who will print, They were shown the new in Ft. Lauderdale Monday Winner of the Westinghouse DeLuxe portable dishwasher in the grand opening distribute and redeem their American LaFrance pumper and a general inspection Monday of Donahue's Appliance Store was center, Martin J. Smith, 2191 N.E. Fifth tour of Reserve facilities in I960 own trading stamps. Persons truck and allowed to sit in Circle, Winfield Park. Congratulating him are left, Larry O'Neal, territory mana- the Palm Beach-Broward- will be able to redeem it and ring the fire bell. ger for Westinghouse Appliances, District office, Miami, and right, Bill Donoghue, Dade area. stamps at all participating They were given a talk by owner of Donahue's Appliances at 253 N. Federal Highway.-- Boca Raton News Photo. stores for any goods or ser- firemen on the danger of vices. children placing with mat- President ValBrennansaid ches. PO. Windows Closing The News' Public Forum the plan would be sponsored PONTIACS Boca Raton, Fla., appeared in the issue of and operated by the mer- Each Brownie was given April 28, 1960 Apri] 21, and your splen- chants themselves. a home inspection blank to Wednesday Afternoons Editor, did coverage of his talk "The Chamber, " Brennan fill out and return to the Fire Postmaster Don McDermott announced this week Boca Raton News: in the issue of April 28 said, "has offered the idea Department. They also re- that starting yesterday the Post Office will close Now that this hectic were fine examples of the to the merchants for their ceived a bo.oklet entitled each Wednesday afternoon during the Summer months. month is over and an ex- effort you alw'ays provide consideration and does not "What Do You Know About Reduced!! This is the schedule usually followed. The Post Off- cel] ent census has been to furnish the people of wish to influence their ac- Fires?" ice windows will be closed on Wednesday afternoons, taken, I wish to express our community with an but the mail will be worked and deliveries made on thanks, on the part of the outstan din g newspaper. Catalina Sports Wednesdays. Bureau of the Census in Mr. Stuhldreher had an McDermott also said he had been advised by Post- general, and myself in opportunity to review the Complete PLUMBING contents of your paper, master General Arthur E. Summerfield that proposed particular, to the people SEDANS and.was most complimen- new letter rate increases would cost the average of Boca Raton for their fine cooperation in this tary on the excellence of SERVICE family in Boca Raton only 15 cents more a month. your news medium. This finding, McDermott said, is based on exten- project. As low as $2550 Remodeling and New Installations sive new studies of the proposed postal rate legisl a— To the Boca Raton Following his talk at the All Types of Repairs tion. News, for publicity result- Rotary Club meeting Wed- Because about three-fourths of the mail covered in ing in many persons be- nesday, he remained here Now Selling at the recommended new rates would be mailed by large ing enumerated who might Thursday for golf and re- commercial users, they would pay most of the addi- have been missed. laxation. He was tremen- Call for FREE Estimates tional $554,000,000 in postage increases, the local To the Boca Raton Ho- dously impressed with the postmaster emphasized. tel and Club, to Bible beauty add progress of in a press conference in Washington, the Postmas- Conference, Howard this area since his visit ter General said he is now optimistic that congress Johnson's and the Garden to the Boca Raton Club Apartments for making SNYDER owardPlumbing will approve the recommended rate increases before many years ago. adjournment this Summer. our crash program on T- Phone: Evenings — Boca 8265 - night successful by I want to express my Days - Pompano WH 1-1543 For the news, PTA Plans Officer courtesies to enumerators. sincere thanks to you and read the News Training Conference To the First Federal the News for the part y,t>u played. I feel the pleasure A new officer training con- Savings and Loan Asso- PONTIAC ciation, for the four-day he experienced during his ference will be conducted by visit here was due in a INC. the Palm Beach County Coun- use of their assembly A Home .. • room as training quarters large measure to your co- cil of Parent-Teacher Associ- operation. I am very grate- ations, Tuesday, May 10, at for enumerators. Delray Beach To the City of Boca ful and wish for • you, You II Be Proud to Own in the Church of the Holy Spirit continued success. on Allendale Road in West Raton Engineering Depart- ment, particularly Mr. Yours, Phone CR 6-6951 Palm Beach, Mrs. W. B. Pate, LOU HAMILTON president, announced 'this Amsler,.. for furnishing UNmtSITY HEIGHTS week. up-to-date maps of the Local unit presidents, vice- area, without which we presidents, corresponding and could not have done the recording secretaries, and job. treasurers will attend classes. To St. Gregory's Epis- CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION Classes also will be held for copal Church, for furnish- County Council chairmen ing a room and phone for and area coordinators. field reviews for enumera- OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA Registration will start at tors. 9:15 with the conference in To the Boca Raton Post Regular Monthly Meeting OCEANVIEW Restaurant session from 9:45 a.m. until Office, for speedy and 1:45 p. m. accurate distribution of TONIGHT at 7 P. M. on the Beach - Boca Raton census materials. Art Show Brings And a special salute to In $440 for Hospital the men and women who CODE OF ETHICS did the legwork: Anthony A total of $440 was Carro]], Lester cadman, Members shall constantly seek to provide better values, so realized for Bethesda Memo- Shirley Coriey, Thomas that an ever greater share of our people may enjoy the benefits of 3BEDROOMS 2 BATHS rial Hospital from the sale Jones, Helen Kapsch, of home ownership. 75 x 100 Fully Sodded Landscaped Lots, City Sewers, Sidewalks, of pictures at a recent Marion Kraeuter, Julie clothesline art show held at Members shall strive to develope the efficiency of the home High Elevation. GE Built-in Oven & Range, Awning Windows, Mai ear, Clayton Martin, building industry. Tile Sills, Sliding Patio Doors, Tile Roof, White Terrazzo Floors, Warren's Patio Mart in Del- Neal Quimby, Mil ford ray Beach. Rougeux, Norman Slater, Members shall at all times contribute their knowledge in home Telephone & T.V. Outlets, Exhaust Fan, Insulated Ceilings, Artists participated by in- Tiled Baths, Standard Plumbing Fixtures, Formica Counters. Harry Smith, William building to the best interest of those they serve. vitation and represented Spencer, Alexander Weiss From F.H.A. Approved communities from Boca and Clarence Willard. Members shall not obtain any business by means of fraudulent Raton to Jupiter. They in- Sincerely, statements or by use of implications unwarranted by fact or $14,450 As Low As $650 Down cluded Dr. Joseph E. Kilman reasonable probability. and Mrs. Mary Denningerof MRS. ANN NISEWANDER . TO PROPERTY: Furnished Mode) at 4700 N.W. 5th Ave. Take U.S. 1 Boca Raton. Crew Leader for the Members shall comply both in spirit and letter with rules and to N.E. 40th St. to N.W. 3rd Ave. Turn right to intersection of N.W. 5th Ave. 3oca Raton Area Motel owners prefer wood regulations prescribed by our building code law, and govern- furniture and wood paneling ment agencies for the health, safety and progress of the com- Andrew F. Kay - Builder Phone Boca 6894 or 3930 Boca Raton, Fla., munity. because of the beauty and April 29, 1960. easy upkeep. Editor, Members shall be alert to examine proposed or enacted State Boca Raton News: and local legislation detrimental to social , economic and pol- THIS WIISC'S WiNNiiS I would be remiss if I itical progress. failed to express my full Bill Payton of Boca Raton Post Office is the Lucky Members shall not perform, or cause to be performed, any act appreciation of the two Winner of Boca Ray Jewelers "Watch a Week Club". which would tend to reflect on, or bring into disrepute, any articles which were in- part of the home building industry. The Watch, a $32.75 Bulova is presented by Elvin cluded in the issues of Straleau, owner of Boca Ray Jewelers. Mr. Bulla the Boca Raton News with As a member, I or WE, will perform ail work or contracts in a had invested $3.00 in the club. Anyone interested respect to the visit here workmanlike manner to completion, so that an ever greater in joining ... . call 4312 or stop in in Boca of Mr. Harry Stuhl- number wiil learn to have confidence in this association. dreher of Pittsburgh, Pa. BOCA RAY JEWELERS The care you exercised PRESENT MEMBERSHIP in the announcement of 112 E. Boca Raton Rd. (opposite Post Office) his pending visit, which BOB-PERRY CONSTR. SMITH .& DeSHIELDS RODEE CONSTRUCTION, INC. SUN VALLEY HOMES THE THREE BEES CONSTR. CO. GOLD COAST HOMES KARL KREUSCIIER REDIGER BROS. OCEANAIKE CONSTRUCTION CO. SMITHSON & KEYSER REDUCED PRICES on GRAFLEX MINIATURE CAMERAS PELICAN CONSTRUCTION BUILDERS, INC. ABNER 0. JACOBSON GEORGE SNOW CONSTRUCTION CO. YORK CONSTRUCTION CO. ACME MAINTENANCE ALEX ZIMMEKMACHEU ENGINEERING CO. BRAND BROTHERS ROOFING WILLIAM AZZARELLO FLAVELL & PADECKY FRANK T. UURGHER BUILDERS EDWARD G. CAMPBELL SEA CREST MASONRY CO. BOCA CAMERA CENTER COAST LINE CONSTRUCTION A & P CONSTRUCTION CO. CO., INC. B & h PLUMBING T1MI PAYMENT AVAtLABLi ?INE RIDGE CONSTRUCTION CO. LAWSON ELECTRIC ROYAL PALM SHOPPING CENTER IKE GREEN On CAMERAS and PROJECTORS MODERN AGE HOMES Next to Mayo's Card Shop MITCHELL ELECT. GILLIS BLQC.K & MATERIALS EVERETT W. GWINN ' BOCA PLUMBING 12 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, May 5, 1960 Adult Softball Opens Season Monday Night The Boca Raton Adult Slow-pitch Softball League will open with one game at 9 o'clock Monday night, May 9, in Memorial Park. Monday night's game will match Castro Convertible against the Boca Raton Jaycees. Jack Hartzell will pitch for Castro, while the Jaycees will counter with Burt Rogers. Members of the Kiwanis Club Golf Tournament committee gathered this week to The other two teams in the league, Safari Homes discuss plans for the tournament to be held May 29 on the Boca Raton Hotel and Club and Deerfield Beach, will play in a single game on golf course. Left to right, Ed Wilson, Ernest Kemp, Bill Wright, Bill Stowe, Dr. Thursday, May 12, at 9 o'clock. Paul McMll and Adam Hazlett. -- Boca Raton News Photo. Following is the league's summer schedule: VISITING HOME Monday May 9 — 9;00 PM Castro Convertible vs Boca Jaycees Golf Tourney Gathering Momentum Thursday May 12 • 9:00 PM Deerfield Beach Safari Homes Monday May 16 • 9:00 PM Boca Jaycees Deerfield Beach Activity concerning the siderably following the son. Thursday May 19 • 9:00 PM Safari Homes Castro Convert. In view of an expected The Deerfield Builders Supply team, shown here, played the Police Benevo- Monday May 23 Safari Homes Annual Golf Tournament appointment of working • 7:30 PM Boca Jaycees field of more than 200 en- lent Association team in the opening game of the Little League baseball sea- 9tOO PM Deerfleld Beach Castro Convert. of the Boca Raton Kiwanis committee chairmen. Thursday May 26 • • 7:30 PM Safari Homes Deerfleld Beach Club has increased con- Those appointed were: trants, starting times will son in Deerfield Beach. Rear row, left to right, are Jack Crozier, representing 9:00 PM Boca Jaycees Castro Convert. Boca Jaycees Publicity, Ed Melvin; tic- be assigned each four- sponsor Edward Dietrich; David Pinault, Doug Hoekstra, Brien Vincent, Moe Thursday Jun 2 • • 7:30 PM Deerfield Beach vs some. Toni Malone at Strauser and manager Jim Carey; center row, left to right, Mike Crozier, Mike 9:00 PM Castro Convertible vs Safari Homes ket distribution, C. Mes- Monday Jun 6• • 7:30 PM Safari Homes vs Boca Jaycees Pin Patter sersmith; reception, Ed 6211 will assign tee-off Rhodes, Buster Davis and Rex Stevinson; front row, left to right, Larry O'Neal, Deerfield Beach 9:00 PM Castro Convertible vs Wilson; cashiers, Jerry schedules. General chair- Dale Kent, David Magers, Ronnie Lynch, Jim Strine and Alan Ethier.-Sand Thursday Jun 9 ' • 7:30 PM Castro Convertible vs Boca Jsycees man Bill Stowe indicated 9:00 PM Deerfleld Beach vs Safari Homes At Deerfield Kleiner; starters, Dr. Photo. Monday Jun 13 • • 7:30 PM Safari Homes va Castro Convert. Paul McRill; scorers, that there will be ample 9:00 PM Boca Jaycees vs Deerfleld Beach Summer leagues are prizes and handicaps so Castro Convert. Adam Hazlett; prizes, Thursday Jun 16 • 7:*30 PM Deerfleld Beach vs forming now. There is a arranged that duffers will Deerfield Bank Team Boys, Girls 9:00 PM Boca JayceeB vs Safari Homes choice of mixed doubles, Bob Motherwell; refresh- Monday Jun 20• • 7:30 PM Safari Homes vs Deerfield Beach ments, Ed Barnhart, and have equal opportunities 9:00 PM Boca Jaycees vs Castro Convert, men's and women's hand- to win them. Ahead in Little League Thursday Jun 23' • 7:30 PM Deerfleld Beach va Boca Jaycees icap or scratch games. judges, Dr. Harry Soren- Clinic Set 9:00 PM Castro Convertible vs Safari Homes For the younger set, Monday Jun 27 • BREAK FOR ALL STAR GAME ON JULY 4th Last week's games of ON JULY 4th boys and girls are form- Little League stand- Thursday Jun 30 • • BREAK FOR ALL STAR GAME ing Summer teams to bowl the Deerfield Beach Lit- ings: On Saturday Monday Jul 4 • . • **•*•*••* ALL STAR GAME •« 18; Hole - Par 3 tle League were: Thursday Jul 7 • 7:30 PM Safari Homes vs Boca Jaycees on Saturday mornings at Won Lost The Police Benevolent 9:00 PM Castro Convertible vs Deerfield Beach Deerfield Beach' Build- 0 9:30. Deerfield Bank 3 Association, sponsor of Monday Jul 11 •— 7:30 PM Castro Convertible vs Boca Jaycees Some of the high games Driving Range ers Supplies, 11; Deer- Builders Sup. 1 0 the city-wide Track and 9:00 PM Deerfield Beach Safari Homes field Beach Jaycees, 1. Thursday Jul 14 •— 7:30 PM Safari Homes Castro Convert. in the King of the Lanes Royal Am bass. 1 1 Field Meet to be held on 9:00 PM Boca Jayeees Deerfieid Beach Sunday night were L. Deerfield Beach Bank, Jaycees 0 2 Saturday, May 14, will Monday Jul 18 •— 7:30 PM Deerfield Beach Castro Convert. Seuffet with 222, Paul 14; Deerfield Beach Jay- 9:00 PM Boca Jaycees Safari Homes PBA 0 2 hold a clinic at 10 a.m. Thursday Jul 21 — 7:30 PM Safari Homes Deerfield Beach Eaton 209, D. Williams cees, 3. this Saturday, May 7, in 9:00 PM Boca Jaycees Castro Convert. TROPICAL Games are played Mon- 204 and George Thompson Royal Ambassadors, 13; Memorial Park. Monday Jul 25 •— 7:30 PM Deerfield Beach Boca Jaycees 200. day, Tuesday, Thursday 9:00 PM Castro Convertible Safari Homes Deerfield Beach Police The clinic will be held I Thursday Jul 28 — 7:30 PM Safari Homes Boca Jaycees Winners of the- All- Benevolent Association and Friday evenings at for all boys and girls who 9:00 PM Castro Convertible Deerfleld Beach States Sweeper were Golf Center 4. the ball park. have entered or who have Monday Aug 1 — 7:30 PM Castro Convertible Boca Jaycees 9:00 PM Deerfleld Beach Safari Homes Betty Moorefield 598 and 1 Mile South of Delray Beach intentions of entering the Thursday Aug 4 • 7:30 PM Safari Homes Castro Homes Ed Sager 591. Single high NEW MODERN city-wide meet. 9:00 PM Boca Jaycee3 Deerfield Beach games were Ray Simpson Instructions will be giv- Monday Aug 8 • 7:30 PM Deerfield Beach Castro Convert. Ralph Stewart, Pro. CR 6-7888 9:00 PM Boca Jaycees Safari Homes 218 and Maria Sager 204. en on all events, includ- Thursday Aug 11 • 7:30 PM Safari Homes Deerfield Beach The Women's Seashore ing the high jump, running 9:00 PM Boca Jaycees Castro Convert. League ended its season APARTMENTS and standing broad jump, Monday Aug 15 • 7:30 PM Deerfield Beach Boca Jaycees 9:00 PM Castro Convertible Safari Homes with a banquet at the HiLo furnished or unfurnished softball throw, shot put, Thursday Aug 18 • 7:30 PM Safari Homes Boca J aycees Club in Pompano Beach. 9:00 PM Castro Convertible Deerfield Beach nowum low hurdles, discus and Winning team was Pom- FOR RiN? OR FOR SALE pole vault. pano Lumber' sponsored - OPEN BOWLING—i Rental $100 per Month. The meet will be open by J. Harper. Figh series to all boys and girls 8 winner was Lil Johnson, ALL FRIDAY NIGHT | A HOME WITH A GOOD INCOME through 13 years of age. 80U)LK\G high single Betty Zalba, Ph. Boca 6988 Three age groups have DEERFIELD LANES POM PA NO LANES most improved averages SUMMER LEAGUES been established, 8 and 9, were Grace Walker and FORMING NOW! NORTHCOURT GARDEN APTS 10 and 11 and 12 and 13. TUESDAY BUSINESSMEN. BOCA BUSINESSMEN Maria Sager, 18 pins. All boys and girls are Talbott Ins.&Realty 81 47 Final Standings Winner of the Sports- • MEN - WOMEN Warren Uniform 77 ' SI :T«am Won Lost North blast 44th St. Boca Raton Pompano Highlands 76 52 men League was Boca MIXED DOUBLES TEAMS. l requested to wear tennis Chick's Service Sta. 100'/2 3Sya l i Miles North of Boca Raton Center onled.Hwy. or gym shoes and shorts. Vestal Plumbing 70/3 57% Crosby Alley, Ins. 90 46 Tile and Terrazzo. Louis Bar 67Vi 6O'/2 Wentworth Plastering 86 50 DEERFIELD BOWLING LANES Goldcoast Theatre 64 64 The Little Ruebs 81>/j 54% The Nuclear Research D e effi el d O p tlml st 5 6yi 7 l>/i 1 Buss Pool's Serv.Sta. SO /, 5S'/3 Deerfield Jaycees 55 73 1 l Foundation at Sydney Uni- 5340 N. FED. HWY. Colonial Wins Brown's Bar 78 /, 57 /2 HIDDEN VALLEY STABLE Deerfield Kiwanis 50 7B Liberty Glass 67'/j 68'/: Deerfleld Police 42'/,. 89/j versity in Australia will o- FOR Reservations Ph. Boca 4633 Boca Tool and Gage 67% 68'/3 Short Game Simpson 207/537; Reeves 192/ Patrick Construction 66 70 perate the world's firststel- 528; Dolsen 211/499. Causeway Lumber 65 71 lar intensity interferometer In a rain-shortened game McLaughlin and Asso. 64 72 at Narrabri in northern New Monday night, Colonial THURSDAY NOONEHS Reed's Barber Shop 55'/, 8O'/i The Rabins 84 36 Fish and Asso. 54 82 South Wales to measure the Packing edged out Cause- Parry Sites 73'/, 46% Goldcoast Nursery 49 87 Mar Sues 57 63 American Legion 41'/j 94V5 •brightness, temperature, and way Lumber, 2-1, to take SO 70 Muskateers Colonial Packing 41 95 diameter of stars. a lead in the Little Lea- Channel Kats 50 70 and Poinsettas 45'/, gue race. Graves BOCA SQUARES MIXED at BROWN HARDWARE High games Sue 167/ Boutwell Dairy 85 43 Legal Notices Colonial Packing had a 474; Esther Erickson 164/438; Coifax Locksmith 78 50 LESSONS Betty Moorefield 151/432. 2-1 lead going into the Wlnfleld Amoco 76 52 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Lifetime POLISHED top of the fifth inning Kenrich Builders 71'/! 56'/, NAME LAW SPORTSMEN LEAGUE Jack's Barber 69 59 Notice is Hereby Given that STAINLESS STEEL. when Causeway Lumber Boca Raton Tettezza 88 40 Wolcott Southern 63V4 64-/, the undersigned, desiring to $8.95 Buckeye Plaster 80 48 Team No. 3 61'/, 66"/, engage in business under the Half Way between scored the tying run. It Hedden Plumbing 75 53 BARBEQUETOOL Phone Coastline Comtr. 59 69 fictitious name of THE WIN- Boca Raton and Delray was then that the rain be- Deerfieid Builders 70 58 53»/j CR 8-2731 Best Wells Dee's Garage •74V4 FIELD SHOP at number 479 on Federal Highway came so heavy that the 62% 65'/3 Jennings Finger 5U4 N.E. 20th Street, in the City of j SET Reg. $14.95 McCauley Manning 59% 68% 76'/, WHILE ..THEY LAST game was called by the Aluminum Craft Hidden Valley Motors 45»/j 72'/, Boca Raton, Florida, Intend to 41% 86VS Bob Tallent 218/587; Atlantic Electric 38% 85% Dee register the said name with the 25 Fc. 3/4" PLASTIC umpire. The game reverted Jacobson 211. Burke 192/568; John Grossman Clerk of the Circuit Court of to the last complete inn- 197/555; Gladys Coifax 179/ Palm Beach County, Florida. 520; Perk Perkins 204/501; Dot /s/ Melville C. Pokomey, Jr. ing, which gave Colonial BOCA BUSINESSMEN Kyle 190/468. • "Melville C. Pokomey, Jr. 2FOR1 Packing the victory. Final Standings for Season of LAWN HOSE $4.75 1959-60. /s/ Mary W. Pokorney, Jr. Only one hit was made Hargrove Power Spray 88'/i 35% Mary W, Pokomey 10 Yr. Guarantee - Reg. 5.95 LARGE SIZE 4.7 oz. PACKAGE during the game. Bill' s Fill 73 51 Golf League Deerfield Bank 67 57 PUBLISH: May 5, 12, 19, and Nationally advertised Lawn Sprinklers Pre-game ceremonies Boca Plumbing 65 59 26. (Furnish proof of publica- MILDEW § included the playing of Huck Realty 59 65 Meeting Set At?orney; Rusley C. Meeker Reg. $3.75 only $3.00 the National Anthem with Bob's Bar 57 67 131 E. Palmetto Park Road Reg. $6.95 only $6.00 Baker Builders 54 70 The Boca Raton Junior Boca Raton, Florida Reg. $9.75 only $8.50 GAS a color guard displaying Nieison Furniture 32% 91% NOW the American flag and a High series, Ben Valletta 606, Chamber of commerce, in NOTICE is hereby given that Reg. 8(ty per Pack Louie Hargrove 595; high game. cooperation with the Boca the undersigned, under the pro- BROWN Plumbing § H'dware lineup of all the players Jack Mead 221. visions of Section 865.09, Flori- of the four Little League Raton Hotel and club, will da Statutes, 1957, will register Regular 69tf Value teams. League President sponsor the third annual with the Circuit Court, in and 29 E. Boca Raton Rd. Ph. 8034 STOPS MILDEW Fish Commission's for Palm Beach County, Flori- Jim Hausaman touched off Boca Raton Men's Summer Office Is Dedicated da, upon receipt of proof of SPECIAL league play by throwing Golf League. Tentative publication of this notice, the DIGAS in the first ball. Dedication ceremonies plans call for the league fictitious name to-wlt: ALLIED BLUE PRINT CO. LEAGUE STANDINGS were held recently for the to open May 26 166 E. Boca Raton Rd» and that the party Interested In WITH HANGAR - REGULAR 89
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